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Netflix has become a reliable platform for dating shows with a twist, like Love Is Blind, the one where you have to get engaged immediately, or Too Hot To Handle, the one where everyone has to be celibate. On the Japanese series Is She The Wolf? the big twist is more along the lines of The Traitors or The Mole: Planted among all of the legitimate contestants searching for love is a decoy. In the very first episode, you learn that one woman brought on the show is not allowed to fall in love, and if someone does fall for her, it’s game over. It’s an emotional roller coaster as the wolf tries not to actually fall in love herself, while trying to keep her identity and motives under wraps. And just to add to the fun, the challenges each couple has to participate are unlike anything else we’re used to, with many of them requiring the contestants to use an old film camera to capture scenic shots of Japanese landmarks (it’s hard to explain but it works, trust me). The show’s 12 episodes are all out now.
